Uncle Ted Explains Wilsons Treaty Debate For Kids
Uncle Ted visits as Jack and Ruth discuss President Wilson blocking peace. They cover Lodge and reservation battles, Grey letter implications, and Senate votes on the world club plan, noting key figures like Hitchcock Poindexter and Borah. The discussion outlines the path to a two thirds ratification and ongoing Senate debate.
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Wilson
Jack
Ted
Senate
America
Ruth
Hitchcock
Uncle Ted
Lord Grey
England
White House
Congress
Democrates
United States
World Club
Miles Poindexter
League
Lodge
Borah
Brandegee
France
Gronda
Knox
McCormick
Norris
Poindexter
Sherman
Robbin
Committee On Foreign Relations
Denver Engineer Reviews City Water and Light Plant
H Speer a mechanical engineer from Denver visited the city last Saturday to examine the water and light plant. Appointed by the mayor and council he will prepare a written report due early next month for submission to the mayor.
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H. Speer
Denver
Speer
Utilities Commission
Evolution of Money Through Time and Trade
The article traces money from bartering through labor division to early currency forms. It notes wampum, tobacco, and coins, then paper money as a symbol of gold and silver value. It predicts a scientific currency system for future generations and urges subscription.
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Uncle Sam
Big Horn County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting in Lowell
The Big Horn County Farm Bureau met in Lowell on Friday February 13 with over fifty representatives. C K Mansfield acted as temporary chair and John F Meldrum as temporary secretary. A county wide program was drafted from community projects and officers were elected including R C May as president and Lloyd Taggart as vice president.
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Big Horn County Farm Bureau
Lowell
C. K. Mansfield of
Kane
John F. Meldrum
Lovell
C. K. Mansfield
Ben Hensel
EB. Ray Brown
C. A. Welch
Cowley
C. W. Allred
R. C. May
E. Ray Brown
F. P. Lane
Woolgrowers Convention to convene in Basin March 4 5
The Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers convention will convene in Basin on March 4 and 5. The Basin Chamber of Commerce will entertain visitors with H H Hime in charge of entertainment and Wm Gibson in charge of the banquet. Mrs Henry Armeling leads the committee for entertaining visiting women. A large attendance is expected with several men of national reputation to address the meeting. Commission men from market centers will attend to help ensure the affair’s success.
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Big Horn Basin
Basin
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hime
Wm. Gibson
Henry Armeling
Cavalry Inspectors Praise Local Troop At Fort Russell
Col. M. O. Bigelow of the 15th Cavalry and Major Shortell of the national guard inspected the local cavalry at Fort Russell. They found the troop in fine shape and highly complimented the officers and men after their visit last Tuesday evening.
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M. O. Bigelow
15Th Cavalry
Fort Russell
Major Shortell
National Guard
Jury trial schedule shows multiple cases for week
Jurors facing a lineup of court cases includes Thieme versus Prattow at 9:30 a m James versus Black at 10:30 a m Berthelson versus Grant at 2 p m Tebbs and Taggart versus Thompson at 3 p m on Saturday March 13 Pratt versus Kronmiller at 2 p m Bryant versus Daw at 9:30 a m and Osborn versus Smith at 9:90 a m on Monday March 16
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Pratt
Kronmiller
Bryant
Daw
Osborn
Smith
Local Basketball Schedule March 16 17
On Tuesday March 16 Sherman faces Johnson at 3 pm and Johnson meets Liberty of Co at 9 30 am Prescott plays Gibson at 2 pm and Prescott meets Gibson at 3 pm On Wednesday March 17 Secench meets Colley at 9 30 am Fraser plays Welsh at 2 pm.
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Black Dome Ol] Co. Va
Sherman
Johnson
Johnson Va
Liberty of Co
Ats. Prescott
Va. Gibson
Prescott
Gibson
Secench
Colley
Fraser
Welsh
Fisher found guilty in case involving $68 theft
The jury verdict found Fisher guilty as charged with stolen goods valued at $68. Sentencing set later by the judge, punishment may range from one to ten years in the penitentiary. The state and defense were represented by F A Little T C Marshall and R B West with high praise from local legal peers. Tilton's Auto Livery offered enclosed cars.
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F. A. Little
T. C. Marshall
R. B. West
R. R. Denny
Fisher
West
Little
Wilson Unfit for Work
The president suffered a stroke causing paralysis on one side and permanent arterial disease of the brain. He is slowly recovering some limb use but remains permanently damaged, with arteries continuing to be diseased.
President Should Not Resume Duty After Brain Disease
Medical authorities would advise that a president with brain disease causing paralysis should not resume the strenuous duties of office. They would also note that, as commander in chief during wartime, retirement is appropriate if a nonpartisan board finds incapacity.
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United States
Army
Navy
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Chicago
Los Angeles
New England
Florida
New York
the Dissociation of Katheny Concetions
Farm Bureau
Lloyd Taggart
May Olun
Poultry
Grace Mott
Mander
C. E. Armeling
W. W. Dove
J. T. Brossous
S. H. Sessions
Byron
Silas
Ray Olson
Alice Wardell
Bureau of Real Service
Big Horn County
Woolgrowers Convention
Tilton
Lonteel
Nadler
Rexall
Federal Electric
Electric Fixit Shop
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